Giving Strategies
Learn how to give with purpose and confidence. Explore practical tips, case studies, and expert insights to help you manage philanthropy wisely and maximize your impact in our community.
For over 50 years, the Community Foundation has helped people give with purpose, strengthening Memphis and the Mid-South.
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Learn how to give with purpose and confidence. Explore practical tips, case studies, and expert insights to help you manage philanthropy wisely and maximize your impact in our community.

Your clients are just now catching up on OBBA changes. Here’s what advisors should be covering in client conversations right now.

Divorce can complicate more than finances. Here’s what advisors need to know when charitable assets are part of the equation.

For many clients—and many advisors—an important dimension of the planning conversation remains largely unspoken: the role of faith, religious values, and personal beliefs in shaping a truly complete plan.

The possibility of a sustained down market can influence how clients think about giving. A case study highlights how you can help clients during uncertain times.

For clients transferring private foundations to a donor-advised fund, a thoughtful transition is essential to maintaining strong relationships and continued community impact.

As charitable planning becomes more nuanced, your clients are increasingly falling into two distinct groups who require a tailored approach.

A business sale is never just a financial transaction—it is a turning point for family identity, community presence, and long-term legacy.

Two recent cases offer a timely reminder: When it comes to charitable deductions and exempt status, technical compliance is everything. Proactive guidance can prevent costly missteps.